Sentence examples for argue improved from inspiring English sources

In no other country was national life infused – so shaped, coloured and (I'd argue) improved – by its public service broadcaster.

It would, some argued, improve surveillance and speed the development of new drugs.

Ubertesters, the company argues, improves on the analytics that more conventional crash-reporting services like Crashlytics offer developers.

Thus Neville approves and (he argues) improves upon William James's and Alfred North Whitehead's shared stress on interiority as essential to understanding religion.

In particular, they argued, improving the education and health of women of child-bearing age could be "a highly effective way to prevent poor health filtering down through generations".

As we have argued, improving quality end-of-life care is a problem of health information.

Cooper et al. [ 87] argue that improved coping strategies can improve quality of life for those receiving care.

Today, proponents of the Bryan bill argue that improved mileage would not burden drivers.

We argue that improved predictive power will require moving to three-dimensional simulations and additional benchmarking with experimental data.

And lack of data, in general, makes it harder — both in government and in the community — to argue for improved services or increased funding.

Performance in patient care, they argue, had improved at PRUH but this had come at a cost.